Title: Instrument Control System (ICS) Engineer
Position Type: Contract
Location: Various Project Sites
Reports to: Site Lead
Key Project Requirements
- 5+ years of hands-on experience commissioning GE control systems (7HA turbine experience strongly preferred)
- Proficiency with GE Toolbox software for system configuration, tuning, and troubleshooting
- Ability to interpret and apply logic diagrams, interface cards, and electrical schematics during startup and commissioning
- Demonstrated success supporting instrumentation and control system installation, diagnostics, and operational readiness on large-scale power projects
Job Summary
NAES is hiring Instrument/Process Control System (ICS) Engineers to support the commissioning of gas turbine power generation facilities across the United States. These contract-based roles will be instrumental in ensuring the proper installation, configuration, and performance of GE control systems at power plants operating with advanced turbine technologies. Engineers in this role will work closely with OEMs, site teams, and contractors to execute startup and commissioning activities, troubleshoot issues, and ensure systems are optimized for safe and efficient operation.
Essential Duties And Responsibilities
- Oversee installation, commissioning, and startup of GE control systems and instrumentation on site
- Monitor and assess system health, identify performance issues, and implement corrective actions
- Troubleshoot and resolve DCS control and tuning problems to ensure stable plant operation
- Analyze and resolve control system issues related to plant safety, reliability, and efficiency
- Develop and optimize control strategies that align with evolving operational requirements
- Review and interpret logic diagrams, interface cards, schematics, and control documentation
- Support cybersecurity testing and enhancements for control network systems
- Collaborate cross-functionally with construction, commissioning, and operations teams
- Hands-on experience with GE large-frame turbine control systems
- Proficient in GE Toolbox for configuration, tuning, and diagnostics
- Ability to read and interpret logic drawings, electrical schematics, and interface cards
- Strong understanding of control system installation and commissioning principles
- Skilled in GE control system troubleshooting, tuning, and operational best practices
- Knowledge of OSHA safety requirements and control system safety protocols
- Excellent communication skills; able to interface with internal and external stakeholders
- High School Diploma required; Bachelor’s Degree preferred
- Engineering Degree/Certification (or equivalent experience) strongly preferred
- 5+ years GE control system startup experience- Toolbox software experience required.
- OSHA 10- or 30-Hour Training preferred